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Let Your Love Flow
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Pathway of Tears
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Silver Wings
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Home to the Mountains
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Streamlined Cannonball
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Thank You Lord
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Everybody's in a Hurry
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Gift of Love
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Home Sweet Home
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Burnt Hickory Shuffle
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Betty Fisher Nashville, Tennessee
Fisher grew up around Spruce Pine, N.C., where she performed with her father, Millard “Buck” Buchanan, at church socials, family gatherings and stage shows. By 15, her songs were being published by the legendary Acuff-Rose firm in Nashville, Tenn., which gave Hank Williams his big break. In 1972, Betty formed her Dixie Bluegrass Boys band once again after encouragement from Bill Monroe himself. ... more
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